Check your current public IP address, geographic location, Internet provider, and more technical information about your connection.
Any website you visit can see your IP address, approximate location, and internet service provider. A VPN hides this information and protects your privacy.
Protect my IP with VPNYour IP address exposes more data than you imagine every time you browse the Internet.
Your IP address reveals your country, city, and approximate region. Websites use this to show you localized content or restrict access based on your location.
Your ISP is exposed, allowing them to identify the type of connection you use and potentially associate your activity with your internet account.
Websites can track your visits, create behavioral profiles, and share this information with third parties for targeted advertising.
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Everything you need to know about IP addresses and privacy on the Internet.
An IP (Internet Protocol) address is a unique numerical identifier assigned to every device connected to the internet. It functions like a digital postal address, allowing data to reach your device correctly. Without an IP address, you wouldn't be able to send or receive information over the network.
Your IP address reveals your approximate location (city/region) and your internet service provider, but not your exact physical address. The accuracy can vary from a few kilometers to tens of kilometers. However, with a court order, ISPs can provide more specific information to the authorities.
You can hide your IP address using a VPN (Virtual Private Network), which encrypts your traffic and replaces your real IP address with that of the VPN server. This protects your privacy, prevents tracking, and allows you to access geographically restricted content. Proxies and the Tor network also exist, but a VPN offers a better balance between privacy and speed.
Most ISPs assign dynamic IP addresses that can change every time you restart your router or after a certain period of time. This helps providers better manage their address pool. If you need a static IP address, you can request a dedicated static IP address from your ISP or use a VPN with a dedicated IP address.
Your public IP address is the one you see on this page: it's visible to any website you visit. Your private IP address is the one your device uses within your local network (like 192.168.x.x) and isn't visible from the internet. Your router translates between the two using NAT (Network Address Translation).
Knowing only your IP address doesn't grant direct access to your device, but it can be used to: determine your approximate location, attempt DDoS attacks, track your online activity, or identify you in combination with other techniques. That's why it's recommended to use a VPN, especially on public Wi-Fi networks.
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